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Mozaic: FreaKontrol - quick MIDI channel switching, cloning and more
I have just released an update for “FreaKontrol”, a Mozaic utility script that allows easy channel switching and cloning of MIDI note and CC messages. The main idea behind the script was to make channel switching quick and easy when I am using my Arturia MicroFreak synthesiser as MIDI controller for other hardware and software synths. I hope it can be of use in other setups as well.
The update brings “Omni” mode for the input channel where, instead of using only one channel, MIDI messages from all channels are processed.
https://patchstorage.com/freakontrol/
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Nice one!
You're rockin' Mozaic these days Dude!
You’re right. Since I had severe burnout, and made the decision to have less “commercial” programming as part of my freelance IT work, coding for fun and creativity has become creative fun again.
Thanks for the script, really cool! Is it possible to control Mozaic itself via MIDI? I’d like to switch M’s pads using native Loopy Pro buttons set to send MIDI CC messages.
Either by midi or AUv3 parameter
Ah, right, targetting AU parameters works!
The script creator must use @OnMidiCC code blocks that trigger or duplicate the same code those PAD events do… I had the idea to just set LastPad with the suitable number and use @CallOnPad which seemed to work but @_Ki explained that creating the LastPad variable would change the regular behavior of OnPad events so I switched to duplicating the code and not overwriting Mozaic’s internal variable names.
If you want to change someone else’s script you would need to add this CC processing code. There’s nothing in the Mozaic design to make a Cc event equal a pad event. Regular users of Mozaic to make tools have this wish list for new features but it’s probably done as far as @BramBos is concerned because clever people seem to solve a lot of problems just as is.